Sentence examples for organize passage from inspiring English sources

Mr. Leone's most notable achievement came in 1970 when, as a member of the Senate, he helped to organize passage of the divorce law.

Railway traffic signals work in conjunction with point machines to organize safe passage of trains through the tracks.

"It is worth noting that criminal groups usually use legal loopholes in some countries to organize secret passages," said Zhu Bangzao, a foreign ministry spokesman.

Acquiring its railroad imagery by the 1830s, this antislavery network had its own "stationmasters" and "conductors," who helped organize runaways' passages north, and its own "stations" and "depots," where they hid.

Everyone involved should be deeply, deeply ashamed of their participation in this, and we will do everything in our power to organize against its passage.

Organizing those passages often became the task of editors as much as of writers.

Open coding was used with initial interviews and dyad summaries to assist with organizing related passages and identifying underlying patterns and themes.

We first organized coded passages according to groundedness (i.e., the number of quotations to which a code was assigned) to determine the most commonly cited barriers, facilitators, and suggestions for improvement.

Follow a reading plan that organizes Bible passages so you can complete the Bible in a year.

Two years later, when she was eighteen, it was her father again who had organized her difficult passage to Libya and then on to Italy — a not insignificant financial sacrifice on his part.

Despite a big push by casino owners, the nodding approval by Mayor Lorenzo Langford, assent by organized labor and passage on first-reading by the City Council last month, a bill to approve the sale of alcohol on the beach adjacent to casinos was voted down last week.